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Hiv, Aids, Markov Processes, And Health And Disability Insurance, Steven Haberman Jan 1995

Hiv, Aids, Markov Processes, And Health And Disability Insurance, Steven Haberman

Journal of Actuarial Practice (1993-2006)

This paper presents a Markov model of the transmission and development of HIV and AIDS. The Markov model is used to derive functions needed in the calculation of disability insurance premiums, reserves, and cash flows. An application to health insurance and disability insurance is provided.


An Introduction To Individual Disability Income Insurance, Mark J. Chartier Jan 1994

An Introduction To Individual Disability Income Insurance, Mark J. Chartier

Journal of Actuarial Practice (1993-2006)

There are several actuarial software packages purporting to calculate expected benefit cash flows on disability income insurance policies. To the author's knowledge, however, there is no published text that explains how to perform these calculations. This paper is intended to fill this gap in the literature. It describes some of the more common techniques for pricing disability income insurance. Those techniques for which claim costs can be used and those for which the pricing actuary must project cash flows are identified.